This won’t work anyway. It will only stop the jones’s from copyright inrfingment. Peopl in the know will always get around these lame attempts to stop it.

No one would dream of suggesting that the postal service should start opening people’s mail to see if there’s something illegal inside. If it’s not right in the analog world it’s not right in the digital world either.

AFAIK this kind of limit is in most communities though out the country. The startup costs are prohibitively high so a startup isn’t likely to emerge too soon.

I’m afraid unless we get strong Privacy Protection and Net Neutrality laws this shit is going to continue. Lets execute a few CEO’s nothing says “straighten up and fly right” like a bloody head on a pike.

I don’t think that in the long run M$ is being hurt to bloody badly by piracy yes it’s loosing at MOST 10% of it’s sales and that’s a very wide suggestion at the same time those that do pirate M$ or other’s software don’t update they don’t pull in the services because they don’t know what’s hidden in the software or if they might try to slip in some form of check validation leaving them exposed to some of the more oft found loopholes and exploits in the programs.

AT&T is looking after corporate interests before it’s own clients you’d have to be a fool to think that there wasn’t some money greasing the wheels here but how much is completely unknown however it is a risky gambit for AT&T if the unwashed masses of the areas running AT&T know about this there’s likely to be an outcry.

Suggestion: Wherever AT&T Broadband is sold in America people should print off this article and put it on lightposts here and there in major population centers make sure they know what their big brother is up to all you need is a half an hour to an hour of time and a few rolls of dollar store packing tape wrap full circle around the poster and lightpost and cover the entire poster I have posters around town here that are still in place using that method 2 years after I put them up.

now my question is: what illegal our piracy or them messing with our traffic??? its just not gonna work and if it does then they are gonna loose lots of customers.

1. People who play online games

2. People who download porn from sites they’re subscribed to

Probably some other things. I dont know why people even care about this. I rarely use p2p anymore. I have all the games porn and “appz” (people still say that?) and music to last me a lifetime. I dont need any more.

You know what’s the craziest part though it’s the people WITH money that pirate the most my flipping boss hasn’t got a legit prog on his computer save MAYBE windows and he’s a frakking multi-millionaire he can actually afford to buy all the crap but doesn’t want to be bothered because it takes more money from him.

It’s just sick I tell you those that can’t afford it are being grilled and hung out to dry while those with the money can get away with just about any crime they so please as long as they keep it ‘hush hush’

Well think about it. How many people do you know that have a legitimate copy?

If you can’t pirate Windows this will drive people to alternatives like Linux. More Linux users then people will expect more Linux apps. Then people will want it in their workplace as they become used to it.

If M$ stop piracy I think this will slowly kill off Windows. Which is a good thing and would send a message to corporates out there.